Working style: pointer to ~/.agents/skills/ process skills (tdd, diagnose,
prototype, review, qa, handoff, caveman, write-a-skill) plus a one-line
note that Zed's plan/build mode toggle is the human's lever. Replaces
using-superpowers as the process-skill dispatcher after the plugin kill.

Versioning rule: every release branch (a branch ready to be reviewed and
merged to main) ships as its own chronver version. The bump is the final
commit on the release branch, before merge. No versionless merges.

Co-authored-by: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai>

Adds an in-repo skill at .opencode/skills/suede-kickoff/SKILL.md that an
agent can invoke when starting a new project forked from suede.

The skill reinstantiates git, updates package.json with the suede.from
lineage field per AGENTS.md, resets .deciduous/, runs a 6-question scope
interview with the human, and branches chore/suede-kickoff for the deep
tooling-customization follow-up. The skill removes itself as the final
action of the follow-up branch.

Built via writing-skills TDD: 3 RED-phase pressure scenarios, GREEN
draft, 1 REFACTOR re-run that closed 3 residual gaps. Rationalizations
table covers 7 anti-patterns (capture-after-delete, tag-vs-version,
'be decisive' override, deciduous-skip, git-add-dot, work-on-a-copy,
no-follow-up-task).

Co-authored-by: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai>

The task-note lifecycle (AGENTS.md task-lifecycle skill) requires
an entry per completed task; these were authored at the time of
their respective work but never committed. Closing the loop:

- 2026-06-03-03: chronver release process
- 2026-06-04-01: remove Claude-Code-specific artifacts from
deciduous install
- 2026-06-04-02: build the deciduous decision graph for Suede
from commit history

Plus the plan artifact for the chronver task
(agent-notes/plans/add-suede-release-process-chronver.md) —
plan files are write-only at task end per the skill, so this
is the canonical place for it.

- .opencode/agents/deciduous.md: specialist agent for
deciduous decision-graph operations.

- .opencode/commands/*.md (10 files): slash-command wrappers
for the most common workflows (work, build, document,
decision-graph, decision, recover, serve-ui, sync, sync-graph,
build-test).

- .opencode/plugins/*.ts (3 files): lifecycle hooks —
post-commit-reminder, require-action-node (Edit/Write
guard), version-check.

- .opencode/skills/{archaeology,narratives,pulse}/SKILL.md:
in-repo skills for narrative-driven decision-graph work.

- .opencode/tools/deciduous.ts: thin TS tool wrapper for the
deciduous CLI used by the agents/commands above.

- opencode.json: project-level opencode config (model,
agent list, MCP servers, etc.).

Also includes a stray prettier reformat of .storybook/preview.ts
(the import chain was unchanged; only whitespace/indentation
differed from the version committed in b718ad0).

Excluded: .opencode/.gitignore (workspace-internal config that
self-excludes via its own last line), .opencode/node_modules/,
.opencode/package.json, .opencode/package-lock.json
(gitignored at the repo root by the prior commit).

The .opencode directory is a pnpm-managed workspace (its own
internal .opencode/.gitignore covers node_modules + lockfiles
for the pnpm tooling). Git only reads the root .gitignore for
untracked-detection, so add the corresponding entries here to
keep 'git status' clean for downstream contributors.

The tracked .opencode/ contents (agents, commands, plugins,
skills, tools, and the .opencode/.gitignore itself) are
configuration and ship with the repo.

- .github/workflows/cleanup-decision-graphs.yml: scheduled (and
manual-dispatch) cleanup of stale deciduous event log files.
Companion to the deciduous sync export at docs/graph-data.json.

- .github/workflows/deploy-pages.yml: builds the Storybook
static site (pnpm build-storybook) and deploys storybook-static/
to GitHub Pages. This is what makes the SuedeButton docs
(and any future Storybook) browsable from the public web.

Neither workflow has been exercised against the live repo yet;
add a PR for the deploy workflow to fire on a tag or manual
dispatch only.

One-line content edit; the SvelteKit default 'Welcome to SvelteKit'
page no longer reflects the project's identity. Now reads
'<h1>suede</h1><p>a template repo.</p>'. No functional change;
the +page.svelte component is otherwise unchanged.